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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04
I WONDER

What young lady tumbled over a
pig and spralned her ankle while
going to see the fire?
If money is not made thrice
when the miut turns it out, when
the man makes il, and when the
wife makes it-go?
If the new map Of hell is near As
exciting as would be a directory of
those Internal regions?
If the two gentlemen who left
WaIdwick for Chicago last week
one going east aud the other west
made connections, and which got
there first?
Why the red-headed girl wont
smile on Grover?
If the slaughter pens were con
verted into perfume factories of a
more agreeable odor would any one
object?
Why the county school superin
teudent is not going to hold exanin-
ar1,u.s ip tbis ,,,t tbil f.IIp
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ooo''g'' ",,I issue " oooN VI '"'e'
on oa'l'us
why mems don't use their own
coluos - ieuio'G sue" 'e'liii" -
may ''o"''' ''0'
Gan the age ol poIltcal party
oe lo'" oy Us ii"sS'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04
EXECUTORS SALE.

On Saturday, the 9Th day of Aug
ust, A. d. 1887, at O'Clock in the
afternoon, at the ware house belong-
ing 70 the estate Of Jlues Poking-
horn, in the city Of Mineral Point,
| will sell at public auction, 70 the
highest bidder, for cash, one hun
dred sack, of four--a good brand.
Also some damaged -four aud few
bags A chance for good bargains.
Dated, July %, 1887 w
ALEX. WusoS, Executor
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04
NOTICE.

The partnership hitherto existing
between Mes,rs llankins 81 Osborne
IS dissolved by mutual consent.
j. =. HANKINs.
5 L. OSBORNE.
Having purchased Mr.. O-borne's
share in the musical instrument
business, | viii take this opportunity
Of thanking our many patrons for
their generous support aud trust to
merit a continuance Of the same. [
shall keep in stock aud for sale
the we'll known E-tey organ, also
the Western Cottage, and other
good makes Of instruments GIVE
ne a call before sending your money
away 10 firms that you don't know.
%3lw4 j. +. HAWKINS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04
Personal Points.

Pat. Leahy, Tom Hanrahan and
Jack Slater have left this division
of the Milwaukee road and have
gone to Kansas City, Mo, where
Pat has been given passenger
train. We congratulate Pat upon
his promotion.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Bishop, sister of
TRIBUNE editor, came from the east
yesterday, and will enjoy the ex-
hilerating climate of Dakota for
several weeks to come Volga,
(Dak.,) Tribune.
Mr. Joshua Hanscom is up from
Warren for the purpose of excepting
store" while Jot inveigles trout,
fights mosquitoes, etc, in the north.
ern part of the county.
Miss Sadie Coulter, who has
been here visiting Ter sister, Mrs. j.
w. Bartle, left for Indianapolis this
week
"A camping party consisting of
Messrs. j. w, Hutchison, Will aud
John Gundry, Jot Hlnscom, Sam'l
Ross and Guy Cobb, and the Misses
McGregor, of Milwaukee, Minnie
ana Margie Gundry, Amy and Matte
Hutchinson, and Sophia Clever de-
parted Tuesday morning for the
Visions. and pleasant grounds
thereabouts on the northern edge of
this county. They will be absent
ten days or SO, and were handsomely
equipped with the necessaries for a
happy and beneficial outdoor time.
Mrs. Jos. Deller started on Sat.
urday for Milwaukee and La Crosse
where she will visit with her daugh-
! LerS.
Mr.. JAS. Kitto, the veteran clerk
of Guudry, Gray IL Co has returned
with his family from Bloomington,
Grant county, where they put in
TWO weeks at the home of Mr.. Sam'l
kitto. jun. is quite elatei over the
beauty of that section, aud we un.
derstaud that he has slight liking
for life on the Mississippi, of which
he bad a taste. There are numerou,
customers of @. q. 65 Co. who hope
that jim. wont abandon his old-time
sit for that OF pilot.
Mr. j. w. Hutchinson, the
young man who insists in Matching
and distributing the trout that our
boys have SO much fun in catching,
is spending part of his vacation
with his aunt, Mrs. Steph. Thomas.
Miss Edna BIakely, of Darling
ton, is visiting with friends in this
city.
Miss Gertie Weidenfeller is Wis.
iting relatives in Fenulmore.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04

WE are panied TO learn that Andy
NanMetre met with an accident at
Collins last Saturday, which ia all
probability will prove fatal. While
unloading railroad iron he made a
nisstep aud fell, the iron falling on
him aud breaking his spine D0no-
cratic Register
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04
Fresh canned fruits and fish at
Chas. Hendra's.


In order 70 close ont all my sum
mer goods, Will sell the reminder
of my stock 1T cost price.
j. DELLEE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04

HORSE FOR SALE.-l wish 20 sell
my black horse. He is 7 years old,
kind aud gentle, weighs nearly 1900.
A good horse for. family driving, or
any other work. To be seen at my
stable in Mineral Point.
w. II. BENNETT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04
4 COMLNG TREAT


There will be a musical and lit
erary entertainment at the Opera
House, Friday evening, August 70.
The program will consist of songs
from some Of Mineral Points best
singers, recitations and readings by
Mrs. Pitcher aud some Of her pupils
from Darlington, and Mr., John
Eden. The program in full will
appear next week After the enter
tainment lemon-ice aud cake will
be served by the ladies Of the W.
c. T. u. Admission only 20 cents.
Children under twelve years old
10 cents. No extra charge for re-
freshments.
CHINoH bugs thick as "spatter," +"
grasshoppers to devour the withered
grass, houses, tables aud kneadlng-
troughs black with flies, oppressive
heat and excessive drough-but all
this is none Of my business; | will
turn a dark cloud over to see It's
silver lining and at the same time
look Behind browning Proyi.
deuce" TO see His smiling face"
A. K. ELvIN.
The following from the Argyle
.AtlaS We can youch for aud coin.
eide with the prediction:
The school board of this village
have employed Prof. A. d. Pnd.
eaux, Of Montfort, as principal Of
the Argyle High School Tor the
ensuing year. lie comes well recon
mended, having graduated tom the
State University in 1879, with the
same class as Congressman L4Fol-
lette, and County Superinte ndant
Martin lie has been teaching six
years, and for the past Two years has
been located at Montfort. We pre-
dict that the professor will manage
the school to the entire satisfaction
OF all concerned and keep up the
excellent reputation il has already
attained
BARGAINS in wall paper and win
dow shades for the next 20 days at
J. j. Hanscom S Co.'S.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04

4 ..,rpr,sENENrs handed in later
|, Wednesday cannot receive at
5n that week.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04

CHARLEY CoucH, of the hotel in
Scales Mound, mas a variety of
beans growing in his garden, the
pods on which are over I've feet
long GQlena Press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04

,>rpu-A girl to 40 general housework.
aaSSluirt at the residence OF n H. snow
.,,v Money at easy terms on real
\ L.'-A..e'.urity. Apply at this office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04
cram aud Vegetable Dspartment.

DIVISION X GRAIN AND VEG ErABLES
r. J. Peghallegun, Jr, superintendent
Gtsiiu and grass seeds to be IN sacks without
any name thereon, aud of this years produe-
tion. by exhibitor; otherwise they Will b. ruled
ont by the Judges
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04
The Local Field.


ADVERTISEMENTS handed III laVer
B Wednesday cannot recei'e a'-
Elon that wees
...n Of Cbas. Hendra's.
,,n.ndar will drive away
n G. & p folks are
'A N.' n.,,;,o,on 70 q naw
5I;a ~
s,y.-r,v SLIPPERS" the latest
! ,,,,nabIe foot wear, at J. Pen
s. S,n,s
L p;,oo tb;S stata
4 I COTS that Welded eighty
a ,, tbe acre.
4 ,,oo,, o,.,.o,doa
II =, Of money has been expended
d .....,. ,b,s simmer. We trust
y prove a good investment.
#,nI>eroN Mineral Water has
n..,irDred III West Point for
#g,n.esba water formerly used
z
D@Ns IN wall paper and WIN
shades for the next 81 days at
Haas'om " Cos.
understand that Mr.. Thos.
e, one of our euterprlslng and
,a. farmers, will construct a
lDl, season.
NJ f.m Of Iankins & Osborne,
Ia musical instruments, has
dissolved. Also that of Jen-
h lIo,aiag, photographers.
--AN '' 0l''inS 'po''a' oai l
'D summer U'e'' soo"' "'','
=. 'ny 'y~aIaef OF ni' s'ooN =
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04

6eUFIiCI07 49,.
.....s for the accommodation of those
.oi9hgu ,lCI.t i'm any way. those who have
aIg g..l,pd ' valuable property, and tor those
y ~ fp sell or exchange. Limit, twenty
3 " First insertion FREE, ana Tor each
w, hereafter TWENTY-FIVE cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04

A BARN was set on fire at kua-
kauna in this state last Monday by
boy smoking and the result was
that three hotels and number of
other buildings were burned, in
ficting loss of about $4,000.
There are lot of young boys who
are in the habit Of gathering in the
rear Of buildings aud in other Sc
cluded places and smoking cigar
ettes, cigars and pipes and it would
not be at all surprising if fire
should result from their practices.
The marshal might accommodate
these fast youths with safe place
to smoke in the calaboose.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04
POINT, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY,

bonnet, which is in the form Of an
Interrogation point, is not granting
the women too neutrality-suspicious.
from two sides! o, mercy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04

'I'777 ~ VfHNfAVt9, HAIUN NONk- ETt.
Tins cIi-s is opeu 20 manufacturers ngents;
oud the committee iu charge Of this depart
men VIII carefully examine cach article ok
hibited, and viii make their report Ia writing.
no that il may be published
Dlupe 'pen earrAge . Double top cJrfilgc
alHsle iop huEs5 1...a.. ..... -.. open buggy
lEoftlhR sHti't"h ..,-.-....lr ttiug road wagon
PhRtuu ... ....... ..... luulIi,. l.tht SIX rt,
Double farm sleigh ... . -iUyIa-I,fyb
common itru wagon ...,. Fancy lumber wagon
Three spring ana three seltnd wagon. ...-..
W. eedie1 HHflE wAson.a....... ............
Display ot hubs. spukrs, felloes and other
wagon wurs .-.,...... ....... ................
Display trUtNuy ulkes ..
Platform spring wagon ......... ..
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04

...eream at Chas. Hendra's.
| ~ of lavender will drive away
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04

place, was discovered on fire and
the fire beyond control, and nothing
could be done but to prevent it
spreading. There were from forty
to fifty tons of hay in The barn. a
stack of barley in close proximity
was also devouted by the Ffend.
Some horses that were in the base
ment were safely rescued. Opinions
as to the cause differ, but there is
no certainty whether it was from
spontaneous cumbustion or the
work of an incendiary, or otherwise.
The barn was we'll insured; all else
a total loss. 1t was fortunate for
those in that part of the city that
the wind did not turn the blaze
toward them. The loss is heavy
one for Mr.. Knight, for whom there
is general sympathy.
THE following story comes from
Lancaster: Forty years ago 0. w.
Streeter with a moneyed partner.
mined for lead in the Beetown dig
gings, in Grant county. They sunk
a shaft on what promised to be the
richest lode ever struck in that
county, when Streeter's partner died
Sreeter had no money, aud was
forced to abandon operations, aud
cayed the shaft TO destroy ali traces
of the mine, aud went to Minnesota
where he prospered aud was elected
to the Senate. He was also appoint
ed by President Buchanan as an
agent over ali the uuorganized terri
tory in the United States. Thurs
day he returned to Lancaster and
went to Beetown, where he vii
quietly buy the land on which tn,
mine is situated, and with a large
force of men will develop the pi
of his youth
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04

Music Miss Amy Hutchison,
teacher of vocal and instrumental
music. Terms reasonable. Apply
at the residence of las. Hutchison.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04

WE have two second hand open
buggIes to be sold cheap. Snail
also offer our new bnggles at re.
duced prices for the next 30 days,
10 reduce our stock.
3lw8 MARTIN d ToAY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-08-04

Thompson DAY, Of Mineral Point,
who mas been working IN this vcln-
ity this season, came 70 the village
Sunday, aud while helping some
friends catch "a horse which was
running loose, grasped the animal
by the tail and Immediately received
kick in the stomach which it is
feared may prove fatal, although at
present he is some better and his
friends begin to have hopes Of his
recovery Arqyte Attd8
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-19

lt seems that tho thieves who broke into
~ restaurant building st Psnryn did not
tsks anything Of value swsy. Last evening
Mssara COPELAND and Eckert visited the
grounda They found that the thieves had
effected their entrance BY breaking open q
window. Although nothing was missing,
shs thieves bad packed up the best Of the
glassware, chinsware, &C.. In boxes and
bags. and had them oil ready to move. 1t is
likely that they were disturbed In their work
or hsd intended to return tor the goods. The
visit was made on Sunday night, o. . num-
ber OF mon are at work on the grounds dur
ing the day, and they made the discovery
Yesterday morning. The only thing that the
thieves did get away with was some canned
vegetableA The guilty parties may hsye
been uamps.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-19

A meeting of the city mem bers of the Ian.
caster County Pharmaceutical association
was held yesterday afternoon, when matters
OF general interest to the membership were
presented and discussed. The provisions OF
the license law recently passed ty the state
Legislature, relating to drug business, WAS
brought for ward for the information and con-
sderation OF the members. After some dis
cussion OF the status Of the trade in pro.
prietsry remedies in the city, it was decided
to mako q reduction In the retail price Of
standard patent medicines. Tne following
named members were appointed to represen
the association at the annual meeting OF th'
State Pharmaceutical association which vii
be held In June next In Philadelphia
Messrs. Bechtoid, Kaufman and s. W
Hsinitsh. the meeting was well a.tende,
and general interes; was manifested in its Pre-
csediDgs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-19

Oss 0asy nE1sasN % Dsssy. Csssbrasss ass
Oo0eeaosao o1Fshaay.
From tAe Harrisburg Patriot.
Ma Mary Brunnes, Of Derry, this county,
y IN TIE dawn Of tho secoad century Of her
existencA having celebrated her tooth birth.
day On Tuesday. She was born In Lancaster
county and We the mother Of fourteen
children, six OF whom arc dead. The Oldest
child living is Mrs. Mary Stoever, of this
county, and IL 7s years Of age and the young.
ct 70 Mr.. Cyrus Brunner, Of Reinholdsville
t0efe ore living thirty.t two grandchildren and
grandchild. Mira Brunuer, who makes her
home ct Derry with her daughter, Mira
Christian Kegeries, 10 . remarkably actve
She appears not to be older than about 50
years, has very few gNy hairs, possesses ex.
cellent sight and 10 especially delighted
when she can relate incidents which occurred
In her childhood. She hes never been sick
during her life time, and she enjoys an ex'
Q. ilent sppetite On tie occasion Of her
birthday celebration about one hundred
gueets besides her relatives were present
from Denver, Col, Reading, Lebanon and
this city, ana . delightful time was spent
She was the recipient OF many gifts, one Of
which was . lace cap with lavender ribbons,
on which 10 embroidered zone Hundred
Years" 1t IL very hand some aud was from
Q Philadelphia drin, who makes IL Q poiut to
present each woman who reaches the end OF
one hundred years OF life with Q similar cap,
and this 10 only the nith one they have had
occasion to present
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-19

80 S,,cASS n.s. 1870 ds SE Es:X y;s,s :s,rn.. =
A0W narkse lower; shtppene essssN - q
~ Ss% ~ ."S ssSSSnSssa n,,ssa asc ssss' x bs,S
6ll0S 20 Te1as cattle, esWoA s.
acHs.kecsipsa l&sO nsad, snipmente. So
gscsins g snS chipping. = N6si IS light
1870 market stronger; shoru. 9 m0< % wooled
y mot 70 Western. . booals; Texans. " No
8AsP Lrnssrr.LCattis /. Rsosipsa, ~ head |;
shipmenta, NBs market dull prime. y snoe !;
fair to good, o. soc% IS common. y ne " I;
AcgS-ksceipta. llU head ehipmente 40
head mArket frm Philadelphias, 8 zoos ~ ;
Ycrkers, q SOS 20; common 70 light q S0t IS
pigs y Wot 50; hogs shipped to New York.
l car.
market slow prime, e&(f& ~ fsir TO good. q 70
0S s.; common. o. sotDS ., yeArltng lambs, % 70
0s Is spring lambs u S07 80.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-19
Quarry Leased-A Runaway

J. c. Gorsuch and his brother have leased
OF V. K. Alexander his soapstone quarry at
White Rock with intention OF opening II
fully, and II the atone IL found In quantities
and Of quality to warrant 1t they Will put In
steam engine and necessary machinery for
working It 1t has been found Of excellent
quality as fire brick for blast furnaces, and
It is ex pected that 1t will improve ss 1t goes
further into the ground.
As Charles Hay ee, Of White Rock, was de-
liveripg milk at Patton's crea merry on We'd
nesday, his horse be anne frightened at the
escaping steam and ran off with his son, q
small boy. The wagon was upset aud fell on
top Of the child but fortunately he escaped
with q few slight bruises. The wagon was a
complete wreck, but the horse was caught
before running far and Was found to be unir.
iured,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-19
Dwelling House Destroyed BY Fire.

The dwelling house Of Chr is.isu l.. Fisher,
on the old road betw cen Spring Garden and
White Horse was destroyed by fire ct an
early hour this morning. The origin of the
6re is unknown. Isaac Dsgue, . neghbor,
Was returning from q fishing trip when he
discovered the whole house to be in flames.
He raped at the door aud succeeded In arous
ing the family. TIE members managed &c
escape In their night clothing. All the
household furniture and other contents o.
the building were burned. The loss will be
about g, 500, and the insurance Is &, 500 il
the Salisbury Township Mutual company
The house was stone one, ana nothing bu
the walls n left standing. 1t WAS formerly
occupied by Rev. Wallace.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-19

The Mns.reis To.Nioh-HAverly's minstrels
tha, appear here tonight, include among the
members such excellent people as Z. n Hall,
the world renowned baujoist The three Cor.
man Brother. dance men and comedians, the
Quaker City Qusrtette aud others OF equal rep.
utation. The singers are all d ne and the instru.
mental music Is nne feature. They should DO
q large business.
The Musicd! Event Of the Ssason.-Gimore's
band vii, appear al the King street theatre on
Monday next. The chart for the sale of seas 10
now open There are d fly mus, clans in this grea,
organic alton and their reputation IL world
vide. The Dublin Ne,cs Letter says: q" We have
never heard an orchestra military or otherwise
that can at all CONF pare with Gimore's American
band 1t 10 the finest mi itary band In the
world
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-19
Ladies' Aid Society Organized.

The lady members OF the Presbyterian
Memorial church met last evening and
organized . Ladies' Aid society for the purpose
OF obtaining means to keep the church
property in repair and also to assist In defray.
ing the general expenses OF the church. The
society has forty members and it Is hoped
that the msmb rship will be no. less than
one hundred. The officers are Mrs. l. N.
Sloan, president; Miss Ida Caldwell, secre.
tsry Mrs David II. Bartholomew, treasurer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-19

AToLIN, May l0-Rsv. Sharp an eminent
Depsist minister, died 1t the residence Of his
soa.in.law, Charles Goodman. here, Monday
night from heart disease. Tho funeral takes
placs 70 morrow ct 10 O'Clock. Rev. sharp
prsached for several years here and Tor some
time st Colersin Baptist church In Colersip,
Lancaster county, and wss we'll known q IN
able minister and popular man.
Tho Peunsylvanis railroad company has
purchased the large warehouse and grounds
belonging thereto from John X. Malone and
will probably erect passenger station house
and change the station to nrst class psssen.
Ter and freight station. 1t has heretofore
been second.class freight station.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-19

NSw YORK, May 10, l:3O p. m.-Aoney loaned
at y, per cent Exchange steady. o. s6k0& 81 (;
Governments steady. Currency So. q ask bid; -
Comp, d % bid %<s do, q lok hid.
The stock market opened strong and during
the Il rst hour OF business there was good buy
ing of the Vanderbilt Grangers, New York 4
New England, Western Union. y orthern Pseihc c
and Oregon Transportation, prices had ad.
oSis iosf Pr bv 1iadSy an seS pII nv n pHi
OF the smaller olders for ths purpose OF reliev.
ing. At the present writing the market ia
steady.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-19

Wednesday WAS the anniversary Of the
birth OF Mrs Frsyne, wife OF Rev. Michael
Frsyne, pastor OF the Olivst Baptist church.
The Dgregstion took occasion to give her q
pleasant surprise At the close OF the even.
ing eervice Mr.. and Mrs. Frsyne we're de.
tsined for some minutes by small delega.
ton of the congregation, while the members
generally repaired to their residence on West
Vine street, where q banquet v ss spread aud
other arrangements were msde to receive
them. A se sson Of con grstulAtions followed,
and Mira Frsyne was presented with pair
of very pretty gold.trsmed spectaclea The
surprise was we'll managed, and very pleas
ant evening was spent at the par sonsge.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-19
The Hod-Csrriers, hail.

The colored hod carriers Of this city held a
ball last evening In the room IN the second
floor Of Fulton opera house. There was q
large attendance of the colored bellies and
besux, and 1t mus be- said to thsir credit that
they maintained good order aud all present
enjoyed themselves. The managers of the
ball expected that some of t.s politicians
would pay them . visit last evening, but
none put in an appearance and the colored
folks were disappointed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-19
Leased . Hotel NJ Atlantic City,

Harry Myers, late proprietor Of the Park
house, has leased the Ashland house,
Atlantic City, for the summer season. This
hotel Is on Atlantic avenue, opposite the
Mansion house. William Bowers, formerly
OF Congress Hall and Hotel Albion, will bs
msnsker for Mr.. Myers and the hotel is to be
remOdeled.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-19
A Merchan, on the Water ,

An enterprising man has started new
" snap" on the Conestoga He has con.
structed raft, on board of which Is q house,
and he plies between What 6 len and R4nck's
mill. He sells peanuts, apples cakes and
other things, and Is doing thriving business
among the people who 60 to the creek for
pleasure.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-05-19
Contract Awarded.

Carpenter aud CAST having thrown up their
contract for printing the catalogue of the
Lancaster Fair association, new bids were
asked for and opened last evening by the
executive committee The contract was
awarded 70 Wslter Kieffsr who pays the
Fair association bonus Of $500 tor the priyi.
lege Of printing the catalogues